California Collegiate Conference

The California Collegiate Conference is a regional collegiate rugby conference affiliated with the College Rugby Association of America (CRAA) that operates two levels, D1A and D1AA.

The league realignment in 2022-23 marked its expansion and formal establishment of the two divisions, with plans for promotion and relegation between the levels going forward.

For the 2025-26 season California Conference has added University of San Diego and UCLA to their D1A level.

Division: Men's D1A
Division: Men's D1AA

Conference Website

Men's D1A

Updated: March 13, 2026

Men's D1AA

Updated: March 5, 2026

02.16.2025College Men

UCSB Puts Hand Up in California Conference

UC Santa Barbara won two big games over the weekend, shutting out UC Davis 47-0 on Friday, and taking a 57-17 decision over Sacramento State two days later.

02.03.2025College Men

Who is Chasing What in California D1A Conference?

There are a few chases on in the California D1A Conference, and this weekend pointed out some of them.

02.02.2025College Men

California D1AA Latest: UDS, Claremont, ARC And More

American River, Cal Maritime, Claremont Colleges, and University of San Diego all won this weekend in the California D1AA Conference, but the fashion of those victories varied widely.

USD put down a bit of a marker with a 109-0 shutout of a very capable Fresno State team.

01.26.2025College Men

SJSU, ARC, and Fresno State Open with Wins in California Conference

The California D1AA Conference kicked off with three games and three of the teams thought to be conference title challengers all winning.

San Jose State opened their account with a 75-7 win over Nevada Reno.

“It was a solid first match out of the gates,” said Head Coach Nick Schlobohm, whose team allowed just a penalty try on the day.

01.07.2025College Men

South Beats North in High-Scoring California Conference All-Star Game

The South California Conference All-Stars beat their Northern counterparts 45-36 Saturday at Cal Poly, showcasing once again that rugby success can come from unexpected quarters.